The Seaforth News, 1917-11-01, Page 4PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
MEDICAL
53, il153Gll1 ;;toss, Physician and Sigma
;Ate of Leaden hospital, London, Eag std
1 etiaatioa to diseases of Eye, Ear. Nese
Pet
0teside"ce,behind Dowfnton Sauk.
ar'y es Whoa. 'N 0.5. Residence, Phone No_106.
ear aAa'at8rs' a. eo-UGocieorichSStre`et, e e of thheeMetdo
dirt Chunk. Coroner for tha County of Huron,
m'etr•keee, No, 40,
Plus, iCOTT lk MACKAY, Fttrsiclans and
disti06bsnnn Eea(oderich Street, oppafte =sum.,
, raoklenfPh�mnn>a slDntariCoolegoyalco and
lesswo s, Coroner for County of Hprbn.
M c8Ky, honor graduate Trinity Univoroity,
goad sue,,,„' ditTrbllty Medical College, Manlier of
Physicians and Surgeon•, Gntarlo.
roll+Gar), HEILEMAN,steopathic Speclalts
R+' la Weinen's and Children's Dlaaases and
allwarnatle Troubles. Acute and Chronic Deo.
oaten, Tar, Eye, Nose and Throat, Adeaolds
roM1orad without the knife. Consultation free.
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palliate Licenses F. e.101:114F. ed lewelel
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Insurance
;(You ore, a postcard get our rates.r Accident?
J, d5, VIINCefI1.1 Y,
Gemmel Agent for London 1.Be Iniurauce Co.,
and Imperial Guarantee and Accident Imuraace Co:
Seaforth, Ont. '
James Wattson
General Fire Lila itad Accident 1, a:'etee
Agent, and dealer i•1 Sewing 11101112es',
Main Street, Seaforth.
THE MCKILLOP
Mutual Fill lusufauuu Col
Parent and Isolated Town
Property Only Insured.
OFFICERS
SRF. tt.noisy. Godertt h, President, Jame,
Evan+•, leechwood, \'tee-t'restdent. Thomas
Hays, eaf.,rth. Sao.•Treas.
Directors
D. F. McGregor, Seaforth; John G. Grieve,
Winthrop W. Rion, Coostance: John 8eanmesis.
Brodgbagea' Robert Ferris, Harlackr Malcom
McKeon, Clinton;t; McCartney Seaforth;
Jame. Connolly, Goderlch; Jaa. Evan*. Beechwood
Agent•
Alex. Leitch, Harlock; E. Hiachias% Seaford -
Chesney. Egmondvnk• J. W. Ye,
Hotmesville; R. G. Jarmouth, Brodlnurea• Jam'
Hon and Joha Govealock, Seaforth, auditors,
Foden desirous to effort Insurance or 1r0030.
ether, bushes* will be promptly attendad to b
application to any of the above officers, address
to their respective peat0l$Ca.
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EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
General Observations I
t
Why not appoint a Fool Coutrollel?
as would be kept busy twenty -fora
hours in the day. There is the gun
fiend ,just now and the many others,
xi:*
The
Hon. 1'v, J, Hanna, food controller
t'llceivss nu salary. How would some
Original of the people who so severly oritioiae
and his work, like to fill hie position and
Only Only take all his abuse at tide sa.Tne salary?
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Mr, Hanna has a difficult role to fill
Genuine He is seeking to maintain prodnction
on the one the hand by keeping up the
prices of fool; products and at the same
time provide for the consumer the low.
est possible price. Thus his work is
Beware chiefly to control middleman and pre
Imiof vent them talriu0 too great a profit
tations from the farmer on the one hand and
Soid
on ttla f frim the 550511'015r 51. the other.
Merits
of A L'oion liuverenn-art at Ottawa
Mind's Shoul.l nt„tu1 u uslem iiarty in the 0011
Liniment try. Ti: ere al:wild ho r uirti
;'• an bit-
terness to the ka,reir dolts t as there
is only ,0 ( .1 Jert anti .1115 I•efure all,
It is only right that all sneuld forget
'thea' old differences as it is tlo time for
bitter disputing. The alt c1 our enem-
ies is to divide and conquer. If we
love our cutnitry' there.i(1 be_ nu diy.
for Sale
W. 1. KEY, Seaforth.
Phone 130
A Business
k' hour a proper
at of adyer-
HI is like a
motor without the
power.
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Seaforth News
ADVERTISEMENTS
wilt supply the
required energy
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isiulnr, kttt all wilt Jolt, hands tu Ilp•
hold those who ate lighting for null
houtrs,
HUN FOLLOWS
EVENTS HEREI
DiseLvery at the Front in France'
Proves Close German Watch
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THE SEAI,ORTH NEWS •
EXEMPTION TRIBUNALS
thef t 1 I
list l
of those o who are to
preside over the exemption tt'ibunala
for prospootive soldiers hats been lo-
aned anal for the district 3lu fpllowa,--i
Huron County
W1Jlgham.---lludley Holmes and Samuel
Bennett,
Brussels—Wm. ,Sinclair and Robert
Llvingtotle,
Corrie—W. Sr. Mc.Keraoher and George
Walker,
Seaforth—,f, ltl, Best nntl Geo, McKee
Exeter -1. R. Carling and Hein')
Sulttil,
(iodorich—Judgo L. M, Dielcson and
Charles Darrow,
Clinton—Wm, l!rydono and Charles
Middleton,
Dungannon--'l'hotnas Stothors aid
\'Villium Unley,
North Middlesex
Lncen--0, W. Htttvltshaw,
Parkhill—Wm. Dawson and 1V, H,
Marks,
Alsie Craig—Jahn D. Drummond, Ono,
McKay,
West Perth
Mitchell—Herbert field and W. A,
Stuart,
St Marys—F E. Butcher and Frank
McLean,
Kirton—Wm Anderson and John A.
Mc Laren ,
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. ECIRCLE
COLVMH
AT SET OF SUN.
if we sit down at set of sun
And oouut the things that we have
done,
And, oounting, find
One self-denying act, one word
That eased the heart of him who
heard,
One glance, must kind,
That fell Tike sunslitue were it rent,
Then we may count the day well
spent.
But if through all the livelong (lay
We've eased no heart by aye or nay
If through it all
We've done no thing that we can
trace,
That brought the sunshine to a facer
No act, most small,
That helped Sema soul and nothing
cost,
Then count :hot day as worse than t
loot
thing for their.phildt'eil when they are
ready to lay off their earthy toil,
,Jesus
celled f o a little child to repro;
tutuwho 0110x1(1 be the greatest in the
Kingdon; of Heevon, :No long feood
elder et the oburoh was brought, nor
euritoless lnornbee of the monastery,
but a prattling child in all its inno-
00110e and mirth! eu(1 nuless we are
eoul'srtei from ell;' austere ways, and
become in habits and tastes like unto
a child, it is declared the door will be
barred against no,
The sunshine of life is suede rip of
very little beams that are bright all
the tirue. In the nnraary, on the play.
ground and in the schoolroom, there
is room all the time for little sots tf
kindness, that soot nothing, but aro
worth more than gold auti. silver, To
give up something when giving up
will prevent uuluippiuoss; to yieltl when
persisting will chafe and trot rather
than Dome against another; to take au
Ili word or a Dross loots rather than to
resent it; these ore the ways in which
clouds and storms are kept off and a
pleasant, smiling suushiee secured even
in a humble home, among very poor
people, 0s well as in families in higher
station, Much that we term the wiaer-
ion of life would be avoided by adopting
this rule of oouduct.
On our cri,tioisnls of other's, let us
remember that we have faults which
our friends have to excuse How much
world be left of us if all those who see
iueeusisteueies in ns shoniti clip away
from our character and reputatiou? 11
!a an invariable -rule that those who
nlake'the roughest wort( with the names
of others are those who have themselves
the utast imperfootlone. The more
anxious you are about the mote in
o ,a, a'body else's eye, Instead of going
horrt tows slashing this mall's had
temper and the other utatl's falsity
and this woman's hyprncisy. end that
one's iodisoretion, go house with the
ten 0001111aiidmento as a monitor and
make out a list of your own derelictions,
A woman may be stirrouuded by all
the luxuries that money can buy, and
have the fawning friendship of people
who smile on lives in prosperity;
but if she feels 1100511 unloved and
alone in her heart, the crown jewel in
her diadem of happiness is lost, things
lose their value and life become
monotonous. The honest, tender for
of two brave hearts who have Started
out, and are struggling to get a home
for their little ones, and money enough
to feed, clothe and educate them
makes life a thousand times more at-
tractive and linspil'ing.
Otte active beech nut, given a chane
will result in a forest. One littl
thought started right will go round th
world and keep on its travels, It goo
there by moving, nut by sitting salkil
I in the sawdust and wishing it were
plum pudding, Move on, Catch off
Hold fast as long as you can, and i
yell r iinocketl off', grab for the next car
that comes along and you will there.
lint don't start in the wrong direction
Do not start for the drunkard's grave
or you will be sure to get there. Do
not start in to go it blind whenever
501110 -Stuart Aleck' blows the horn
fur you to fall its, lest you fall in where
it is deep and ever re'nain there, Be
Selye er got out of the way, and fn
nue year 005 nolo mach better of ill
mind,. body, and comforts you will be.
The first person to whom Christ
appeared after the resurrection was a
00111611. During all till, ages that
ave come since that first Easter
ss -
A Pill That is Prised.—There have
nany pills put npnn the market rad
pressed Upon public attention, but 1548
18s endured so long or met with so
O much favor as Parmelee's liege Edge
O Pills. Widespread use of them 1 awe
e attested their great value, and .ISgy
8 need no further advertisement .316,7
y 1 this, Having firmly established thorn
a selves in public esteem, they nt w
rank without a peer in the list of stan-
f!chid vegotablo prel,aratfuss,
.1 Don't Submit to Asthma, if you
1outferr without hope of breaking the
j chains which brad you do not put elf'
I asotl'
tel t
lay the put lase of Dr, ,t , D.
liellog's Remedy, A trial will drive
away all doubt as to its efficiency. 'rhe
sure reli.rf that comes will cont'wee you
1, more than anything that can be writ-
ten, When help is so sure, why suffer?
This matchless remedy is sold by
dealers everywhere,
on Canada.
1 morning, whenever there wa8 a word
1 7IRoom He1150, good cellar, Hard
anti Soft Water, good condition and
splendid locality, Apply this o0ioo,
Ottawa, Oct.—A newspaper found on
a Gerrnan prisoner who was taken by
the Canadians on the Western front
recently shows how close a watch the
linos keep on Canadian affairs. The
, paper ooutaiued a news despatoh, per.
porting to come front Ottawa, which
told of the passing of the Military
Service Act just two days after the Aet
was paseed by Parliament here,
Tr is little disoovery is regarded here
as a proof of 1110 importance Germany
places upon the military benefit to the
Allies which will flow from the adoption
Iby Canada of the Military Service Act,
Experisites has proved that Germany
Iis a close observer of enemy outintfie8
and that every sign of strengthening
or weakening is noted with the keenest
interest by the Hans;
a
y Corn
Curer an application that ell entirely
relieve suffering.
If one is troubled with coins en
warts, he will find in Hollowa 's
to be spoken for the Master, a tender
service to be perfornt0d in His name
a cup of cold waiter to be given to 1
some warefurer, or a prayer to be offer.
ed for some sin sink soul, woman has
always been the first on the scene
F'1? SALE
Never be ashamed of your early sur-
roundings because you are living in A
more refined place at present. Do not
be salaamed of your old father and
mother when they come to your city
to visit you because their manners are
a little old.fasbioned and try to smug.
gle them in and out of your house.
Call in your beat Hondo and say to
them "this is any father anti my moth-
er, if they had lived in your day and
had bad the advantage they would be
so wellup as you, Have you forgot.
ten what a hard time your father and
mother had 111 the early clays of life
depriving themselves of the rteoeaeitiee
of life in orderto save and leave some.
TAKES. OPP-DANDRUFF,
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Save your Hair! Get a 26 cent bottle
of panderine right now—Also
stops itching scalp.
Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
r-ir Is mute evidence of a neglected
1-J of dandruff—that awful scurf,
1,'ere is nothing ao destructive to
t 'lair as dandruff. It robs the hair
0..t, lustre, its strength and its very
life; eventually producing a feverish.
nese and itching of the scalp, which
if not remedied causes the hair roots
to shrink, loosen and dle—then the
hair falls out fast. A little Danderine
tonight—now—any time -will surely
save your hair,
Get a 26 cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store. You
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
of it 1f you will Just try a little .ban
derine. Save your hair!. Try It!
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Savings Department
Interest paid on deposits of $1.00 and upward&
Place your Mine ill the Bank.
SEAFORTH BRANCH; R. M. JONES, Mana'g(to,
are
CREAM WANTED
Send your 010x111 to no and reactive
top prices, We are mulling our plant
the year through and san handle your
full supply and furnish you with Daus.
We pay twioo each mouth and weigh
sample,aud test each earl of Dream care
fully. Our motto is 13ouesty to oar
Petrone ” Patrons are requested t0 re
:urn all our Daus 'when not in nae,
3atter an.113nttermilic a.'AI, ion hand
n 3 for at market prices,
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
SEAFORTH MARKET
Good Milling Wheat,,,,,„,,,,,,,, $2.10
Oats --, .•-... 6
Barley . 1 1
Peas.....,.... ....... .......... ..... 3,00
Bran per ton..... 38.00
Shorts per ton. . . ... ............. .... ...,44
0 550 .... ... .....:............ 4.3
Hogs to farmers-- ...... ......15.25
IWOTION SLE
The Administratrix to the Estate of
James Willison, deceased, will offer for
ale by Public Auction at the Commer.
etal Efotol, Seaforth, on Saturday the
Third Day of November 1917, at two
o,elock in the afternoon, Lot Number
Sixty 'six (66), in the Goninlook's Sur-
-00y, of part of the Town of Seaforth.
There is erected upon the premises a
comfortable frame dwelling house on a
cement foundation,
Terms of Sale;—Ten (10)per cent
cash on the of sale and the balance to
be paid within 30 days thereafter,
when the purchaser will be entitled to
a conveyance. The property is at pres,
eat rented and will be solei subject to
existing tenancy-.
Further particulars and conditions.
of sale will bo made known at the sale
or can be had in the meantime from
the undersigned ,
Dated at Seaforth, this pith (liay of
October 1411,
Thos, Brown, 1t, S. Hays,
Auotioneol'' Solicitor for
the Administratrix
1iactio17 Sale
Of Farm Stook and 'Implements on
Lot q, Coo. 13, in the Township of Mo-
Killop, on Tuesday, November 8, 191 7.
Sale to commence at 1 p, nt,
I horse a years, I aged mare, 1 oo:t
rising 3 years; I cow due to calf in Nov
&cows 111 December, 3 due in ,January
1 in March
I in•-bYny, 2 heifers rising
.; years, 4 heifers rising , years, 11
Spring and Fall calves, some hens
and geese; 1 manure spreader (Massey
tC Harris), t oul tivator, 1 mower
;Massey tC Dat'ris), 1 horse rape, 1
wagon, 1 hay rao!c, 1 net bob sleighs
t_parly nets', 1 set barrows, 1 straw
out ti cg box, 1 wuigh.. scnlu 141 we,gh n
Imudfed, 1 fuuniug 111(1, t walking
plough, 2 sato heavy harness, 8 bus,
rimuthy Seed, I sugar kettle, 2 water
troughs, 1 tongne for buggy or cutter,
1 Melottocl'081 seperator, l cook stone'
and other ertiolea too namerott5 to
mention
Terms,—All stuns of $10 and under
Dash, Over that amount 10 months
credit ml approved joint notes or 5
er o0utdiseount for cash .
Wm. Smith, 'Phos, Brow.,
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10, No 2 Walton
Proprietor Auctioneer
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Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting of the Seaforth
Horticultural Society will be held in
he Connell Chamber, Friday Evening,
November the second, at 8 o'clock-
Financial report for the yoar--Eleot-
ion of Officers, etc.
Wm. trarery,
President
Thltirsdaly Nov; 1
CHURCH NEWS
All doom under this Head are
published free of obarge, ex-
oept tinea regardingmeelings
where an 0.0111lsalult fee Is
oharged. Thu rate for aurh
being 1104 nenf per 50ent line
SI?AFORTH OHUReHES
St, James'
St, James, Church, Bev, Father P
Coro0ran, ;Bev, Father U. 1i, North -
graves ,Morning Masa 7 a.m. High
Mass 10,30 a.m. Sunday school 2.30
p In, Evening vespers 7 p.m. '
St. Thomas'
Rev, T. H. Brown, Rector, Sunday
5erOcea 11a,m, and 7 pin, Sunday
school 2,30 p. m. Women's Anglican
Missionary Association, Tuesday 2.30
pan. Childron'sbranoh Saturday 2 p,m
uteroossion services every Thursday,
.0 p,m,
Firstivresbyterian
Rev, F. H, Larkin., Pastor, Sunday
services 11. am, and 7 p an, Sunday
school 2,30 p.m, Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7. 46 p.m. Women's Miss-
ionary Soofety,the first Tuesday in each
month at 7.40. Barbara Kirkman Mis.
sion Band 3rd Tuesday: in the month at
7.30 p.m, ,Sunshine Mission Band
every 2n(1 Monday at 4.15 p.m.
Methodist
Rev, G. MoKinley, B. D„ pastor
—SUNDAY—Class at 10:00 a.m.
Public servi00 11 a,tu, and 7 p.m. Sun.
day school and Bible 0111d3' class 2,30
Epworth League Tuesday 8 p.m, Prayer
Meeting Tlnlrsda y 8. p.m,
Saliratt 4.7.74rrny
Capt, Froud and Lieut. Save,
Holiness meeting 11 a.m. Praise
service 3 pan, Gospel service 7 p.m ,
Childress Service—Directory class 10
a.n1, Bible classes 4 pan, Week flight
Meetings—Wednesday Praer tweeting
8 pan.
Eginondviile, Presbyterian
Rev, .1. Argo, pastor, Sunday ser
vines 11 a.m. and 7 p m. Bible class
3 pan, Prayer Meeting Wednesday
8p, In. V,P. M.S. Union 3rd Friday.
in the month 8 pan, Women's ;Mission.
ary Society 3r(1 Wednesday in the mouth
at 2.30 p.m. Ladies' Afd time s 1 t-
rnediately after.
titetVfllop Presbyterian
Rev. 1) Carswell pastor, Sunday'
serv10ey Duffs' 011111ell 11 a ni Sunday
school 10 0 lar. Prayer meeting Wed-
nesday 8 p,ul, women's Missionary
Society last Friday in 0x011 month at
2 0110114,
eloustauce ttiethodist
Rev, W. Kahn', pastor. Stud, y
service 2,30 pan, Young People's Loa-
gue2, 30 p m Sunday 1t omen's AuxI1.
try first Tuesday of every month 11
30 p.m. Ladies' Aid last Thursday
of ouch luonth 2,30 p.m
Wintb"Op Presbyterian
Sunday setvioe 2.3(1 pm, Sunday
ohool I I5pm. Prayer meeting
Tuesday 8 p,rn, L.C,
last Wed
Win n a mother detects front the
wri:llings and fretting of a ohild that
worms ere troubling it she can prooure
no better remedy titan M'illor'e Worm
Powders, which are guarantee(] to tot-
ally expel worms from the system,
They may cause vomiting, but treed
cause no anxiety, beaanse it is but a
manifestation of their thorough work,
No worse can long :exist where these
Powders are used,
Highest Prices Paid
for rags, rubbers, bones,
metal, horse hair, hides,
skills, all kinds of furs ete.
Also take 'books
and newspapers
Appelztt & Millman
S],AFOR'1'H JUNK DEALER
Across from Creamery
Phone 183
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Photographs As
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Xmas Gifts
Onlp 10 weeks until Xmas
Remember pour friends with
Photographs this pear.
Nothing poll can give to
pour friends far au.'ap or at
/burs that will please them
better than a good photo-
graph, the kind we make.
Come in now and have a
sitting made and have -that
much of} pourmind, Remem-
ber 12 Good Photos will
please !2 of pow friends.
We have a beautiful line
of folders and the prices are
not high, We "an take pour
Photograph on a dull dap as
well as a bright dap as long
as poll conte earlpin the dap
as the dapsare'getting short
DN DUO'S
II PHOTOGRAPHER
SEAPORTS
SOUR,
STOMACHS, INDIGESTION'
Each "Pape's Diapepsin" digests 3008
grains food, ending all stomach
misery In live minutes.
Time it! In due minutes all stow.
ash distress will go. No indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or belching or
gas, acid, or eructations of undigested
food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed In regulating upset stomachs.
It Is the surest, quickest stomach rem-
edy in the whole world and besides it
is harmless. Put an end to stomach
trouble forever by getting a large
fiftyoent case of Pape's Diapepsia
from any drug stole. You realize in
five minutes how needless it is to suf-
fer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder, It's the quickest,
surest and most harmless stomach
doctor in the world.
MEN \4 ANTED FOR
MUNITION WORK
A Itumliei' of gcic d reliable
men can secure steady em-
ployment On Munition work.
Apply to
Tie Robt, Bell Engine
'Thresher Co, Ltd.
Seaforth, Out.
"For the Bioorf is the Life.”
WHEN YOU ARE
SUFFERING
With any Maumee due to i,npuro blood
arch as Ees•ma, ecrofo In, Scurvy, Bad
Lou,gAbsooseen, Ulcer*, Glandular
Swelling*, Boils, Pimples, Some of any
kind, Ptioe,Blood Poieon,Rhoumatlam,
Gout, oto,, don't waste your time and money
on lotIons and
et
below the stnftontor t�Itot.kh,tlt What you Hint
6 a medicine that will thoroughly free the blood
of the poisonous flintier Which alone is the truc
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